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| American Journalism |
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| Volume 26(2), 2009 |
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Gamache, Ray |
Sport as cultural assimilation: Representations of American Indian athletes in the Carlisle school newspaper. |
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| | The article analyzes archival Carlisle school newspapers to demonstrate how the institution used news representations of athletics and recreation to foster assimilationist aims | |
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Roessner, Lori Amber |
Hero creating in Sporting Life, an early baseball journal. |
39-65 |
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| | By the turn of the twentieth century, organized baseball had emerged as America's national pastime with larger-than-life heroes enshrined in mythic lore | |
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Gillis, William |
"Rebellion in the Kingdom of Swat": Sportswriters, African American athletes, and coverage of Curt Flood's lawsuit against major league baseball. |
67-97 |
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| | In 1970, baseball star Curt Flood sued Major League Baseball in an effort to change the game's free agency rules | |
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Peterson, Jason |
A 'race' for equality: Print media coverage of the 1968 olympic protest by Tommie Smith and John Carlos. |
99-121 |
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| | During the Summer Olympics in 1968, Tommie Smith and John Carlos made history | |
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